In a burglary in a house in north London, five firearms from James Bond films have been captured, the law enforcement announced Friday. According to the police, the stolen collection is worth more than £ 100,000 (about 112,000 euros).
The theft took place last Monday. It is a Walther PPK from the film A View to a Kill from 1985, a Smith & Wesson .44 from the movie Live and Let Die from 1973 and a Llama .22, a Beretta Tomcat and a Beretta Cheetah from the 2002 film That Another Day.
Among the stolen weapons is also the last pistol used by Roger Moore in his role as James Bond.
According to London police detective Paul Ridley, the firearms were created specifically for the films about the British spy. “Many of the weapons are irreplaceable,” said the detective. They should be very recognizable when offered for sale.
The suspects are still on the run. The police ask anyone who knows more to report.
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